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A PhiianIhropist.

DETROIT, December ga year ago
General Alger gave suits of clothes TO
500 newsboys, and sent coal or wood
and -four to handr, DIS of homes. This
year he will repeat his gift, only on q
larger scale, from the lists furnished to
his secretary by persons who have the
means of knowing who are the legi-
innate and deserving newsboys of De-
trOlt. The needy newsboys will be
selected and sent, leo at time, to GER
tain designated clothing stores, whore
they will careful ly fitted out with
coats and trousers of stout cloth, made
to wear, and with good shirts anu
stockings. The second part of General
Ayers benefit Will be to supply / eco
families in Detroit with cord of WOOD
or ton of coal, together with barr |
Of -four. In the list of families to be
aided by the thoughtful and generous
millionaire, appear brief notes of causes
which entitle them to the help ex-
tended
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KILLED BY the Traiu

WAsHINGToN December 90 Charles
House, foreman of the Richard & Dan
vile Railroad Company printing Office
in this city lives in Alexandra. Yes
ttrday he was walking on ths railroad
near Alexandria with his daughter, aud
while standing between the north
and south tracks absorbed in anus
ing the child. The south bound limited
express struck him, knocked him on the
track and crushed him, so that his re-
mains were hard Y recognizable as
those of human body. The child was
unhurt
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4 Happy Gathering.

Among the many social gatherings of
the Christmas time none was more en-
joyable than that at the residence of
Superintendent Arnold on Saturday
evening. Mr.. Arnold gave a dinner to
all the employees of the Street Railway
Company. and drivers, barn men, black
smi his, and sc On, assembled at his
home after the cars we're taken in
Saturday night. Several hours were
spent in fessting and merry-making,
the company separating in the early
hours of the morning. As they de-
parted, each was presented with a sub
stantial reminder of the holiday season.
The guests voted Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
royal entertainers.
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What Am I To Dor

The symptoms of BiIiousness ara un-
happily but too well known. They
differ in different individuals to some
extent. A Bilious man is seldom q
breakfast eater. Too frequently, alas
be has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids of a morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; if it is not white and turred
it is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrbea or Constipation
may be a symptom or the two may
alternate. There are often Hemorr-
holds or even loss of blood. There may
be giddiness and often headache and
acidity or fatulence and tenderness in
the pit of the stomach. To correct all
this if not effect cure try Green g
august FIotCer; it costs but trihe and
thousands attest its efficacy.
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another Revelation Ended

SAN Francisco, December pa 1e-
volution, headed by the president of
Guatemala, Vicente Castanos. against
the government of General Bari!las for
having proclaimed the dictatorship
June 10. lately suffered most humiliat-
ing defeat. The were two disaffected
factions, one working from the eastern
department, the other from the west
rem. The former was under the general
ship OF GastanosS the latter in charge of
several we'll known military men OF the
republic. In the range of noun
tains near the city of Guate-
mala, few days ago, DIS
pirate battle was fought between
TIE federai md revolutiopIsJ forces, the
latter suffering almost complete ami
hilatioi. The battle was desperate and
sanguipary from the commencement.
1t lasted over two hours, the field being
strewn with dead. At its conclusion,
Castan0s and eight other revolutionary
generals were captured and shot. This
ends one of the most bloody wars the
country has ever seen. The republic
now enjoys peace.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy Is becoming so well
know and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
prsise.-A purer medicine does not ex-
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases of tn Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Bolls. Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood. viii drive Malaria from the sys.
TEN and prevent as well as cure all
Maiarial fevers. For cure of Headache,
ions ipation and Indiees ion try Elec-
trio Bitters Entire sati. 70 ;tion guaIan-
teed Or money refunded. Price 80 cents
and 5 per bottle at A. O. Smith & Co.'S.
IIrag Store. sffr r. 5
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baffsd Train Robbers.

KANSAS CITY December ga special
to the T mes from Atokas, Indian Ter
ritory, says: A bold attempt at train
robbery occurre near that place at a
late hour. last night. AS the south
bound Missouri. Kansas & Texas pas
senger was about to leave. two men
boarded the ualn aud compelled the
engineer TO ran to a o-idge short dis
lance from the station On arriving
there the train Was stopped. AT TINS
polut five more men joined the robbers
who had first got on the train. All
we're rmeu with Wiuchesters and re
vuivers. Express messenger, John
t4r msAaw saw them coming. and he
locked the door, ana with The assistance
OF the baggage Master. who happened
10 e in the car at the time, barricaded
TIE door and awaited develop
ments. The robbers, thus baffl I'd at
ne outset, forced the neineer 10 get
chisels and other tools ana attempted
UD break open be doors, All assaults
on it were vain how yer, and the rob
berS fired seVera ~h IS through the car
and tGeTi went to the m Ill Car, which
was also bOlJei. iney cOnteutud them
selves with firing through 1t several
time, ana then went back TO The Pull
man car aud gave il similar salute,
without attempting to get in. They
unalIy returned to the express car,
where Grimshaw and the ha gage
master still held the tort, and urea =
ened to ire. This failed to brighten the
sturdy messenger, and after having de-
tanned the ira IA thirty minutes without
getting cenr, the iobbers rather shee.,
ishly rode away. No one was hurt
Great credit is given Grimshaw for his
bravery,
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LONDON, Dec -mber 26.-The Mark
Lane Express in its review of the British
gram trade during the past week, says
that English wheat was slow to sell,
DuG values we're steadier. Foreign
whea is steadier, especially Russian
and American red winter. at Liver
pool tue quotation for reds was a penny
per GENITAL higher. Maze is in fair in
quiry, and prices show a hardening
tendency. Beans and peas are firm.
Llnseed is 81 higher. TAere have been
no markets since Friday.
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The Starr King church.

SAN Francisco, December 25. The
corner stone of the new Unitarian
Church to be occupied by the Starr
King congregation was laid this after
moon. The stone held box containing
relics that had been used twenty FIVE
years ago In tie construction of the old
edifce on GeaIy Street. DR.. Stebbins
officiateG and short addresses were
made by l. H. Bonestell, moderator of
the board OF trustees, and Rev, Charlie ;
Wepdte, assistant secretary of the
American Unitarian Association, and
pastor OF Oakland Unitarian Church.
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Temporarily insane.

CHICAGO, December % Leonidas
Hamline, the wealthy manufacturer,
returned to his home to-day after a
mysterious absence of over four weeks.
He was accompanied by his brother,
who is said to have brought him from
New Orleans. No explanation of the
disappearance is given, further than
an intimatiOn that Aamline may have
been temporarily insane.
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Il Biased Judgment.

LONDON, December 26 The O5Sefyer,
to-day, denounces the sentence pro-
nounced upon Daniel Doherty, The
American who shot and killed Graham,
as monstrous. IL declares that the
judgment of Justice Stephens was
o)ased by his opinion. He has often
expressed that drunkenness increases,
instead of lessons the gravity of offznses,
a sentiment which man has pronounced
contrary 10 common sense.
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Struck by The locomotive.

PoUGHKEEPsJE, N. Y, December 25 -
Mrs. Ellen O'Neil, widow, IN company
with two of her children, boy and q
girl, while walking on the track of the
Hudson River Railroad a short distance
above Riuebeak station, last night, were
struck by a locomotive and all three
instantly killed. Both she and her
children were laden with Christmas
presents which had been given them,
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Gladstone En- Rou.e.

LONDON, December 26.-Gladstone
was greeted with mingled cheers and
groans, when he passed through Lon
don. While waiting for the train, he
was visited by Earl Spencer, Right
Hon. Hugh G. Childers and other
prominent men. The journey was
made without stop until Sandwich was
reached, where Gladstone addressed a
crowd. He subsequently proceeded to
the residence of Lord North bourne,
whose guest he will be tonight.
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A DcfauIter.

NORWICH, Conn, December 16.-
Thomas W. Hood, the defaulting
cashier of the board of water commits
sioners, was arrested TO day. He was
prosecuted in the city court, waived ex-
animation and was held for trial. The
amount of his embezzlement is Sc 500.
de could not procure bail.
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The Capital Christmaa

WAsHINGToN. December 25.- The Pre-
sident spent Christmas Sunday very
quietly at the While House In the
morning he and Mrs. Cleveland at
tended divine service at Rev. Dr.
Sunderland schurch. There were 10
guests at dinner
The churches all held special services,
and they were well attended.
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MEN TO HANDLE LIGHT PAYING BUsI-
VI ness in Montana, Idaho, Nevada and
San Francisco, Gala. Small capital required,
or good security viii answer Call on e. T.
Naylor, Cliff House, City, Io5pm
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Tho popo,s Instrnation.

ROME, December 26.-It Is stated that
the Pope has instructed Archbishop
Walsh and other visiting Irish prelates.
to adopt g conclliatory attitude toward
the goVerEmen in Ireland. The Pope,
10 day, received Queen victoria's Jubi-
ee gait, which was presented by the
Duke OF Norfolk.
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About Austria.

vienna, December 25.-Classes for
the study of the Russian language will
be opened in eral divisions of the
Austrian army in January.
Several contractors conferred With
military officials to-day regarding tine
building of barracks and the provision
ing of troops in Gallcia.
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The Pathfinder Goes to Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, Gala, December 90
General John G. Fremont, accompanied
by his wife and daughter, arrived in
this city last night. They left New York
eight days ago. stopping two days at
Washington. En- route, the general
and family propose to spend the re-
mainder of the winter in Los Angeles
or vicinity, nd while here ne will com
plete the second volume of his memoirs.
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An Unsuccessful h1lssion.

LONDON, December 26.-Advices from
Msssowsh say the British mission to
Abyssinia was unsuccessful in its
efforts to induce King John to sue for
peace, and that the Italians are jubilant
over the failure. During the journey
the mission was harassed by RosaIula
The members will sail for Cairo on the
next mail steamer.
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GreetinG MIR. NIandeviIle

DUBLIN, Dec m6er 26.-Thousands
assembled at Mitchellstown on Satur-
day, to greet Mr. Vaudeville on the &C.
casion of his release from prison. Upon
bis arrival be received the most en-
thusiastlc welcome.
Mr.. Spaight, q magistrate, aud his
wife were fired at while driving at
Killaloe county, Limerick, to day.
The horse was killed
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Way to the Funeral.

New YORK, December Co. President
Cleveland and five members of the cab
met and private ec"etary Lamon e
reached Jersey City, at 8 80 p. m, on
their way to Albany, where the p rty
will attend the funeral of the late ex-
Secretary of the treasury, Manning.
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Murder and suicide.

Denver, December 26.-At Boulder,
Colorado, this evening, Isadore Pierce,
q store keeper, shot his wife twice in
the presence of their four children, and
then killed himself His wife is rot
fstalis wounded.
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January 9th, the Day.

PARIS, December 26.-The Tribunal
has fixed January 9th as the date for
the decision in the case of the pool
companies against the French Cable
COMPANY.
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HE Academy Of Music,

NEW YORK, December pa change
n the control of the management of
the Academy OF Music took place to-
night. The change was made notable
by the temperance of Edwin Booth
and Lawrence Barrett in the play of
"Julius Caesar"
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Destroyed by Fire,

MILWAUKEE, December Pa spe ial
dispatch says: The largest portion of
Pinewood, Michigan, has been de
stoyed by fire. About forty buildings
were burned. Loss, $100, CSC.
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LIME AND BUTLDINo RO0K.

JTESSRS. yARLEY d EVERILL HAy
IA ing leased the lime kilns known as the
Pascoe Lime Rilns, from the utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared TO
furnish first class Lime and Building Rock
in any quantity, on the shortest notiSe
ONCE and salesroom No. so South WeS
Temple Street, North of HERALD Buildfna
TELEPHONE No, ~,
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Gladstone visits the Continent.

LONDON, December 26.-Mr. Gladstone
left Hawarden to-day, en- route for the
continent. Five thousand persons gave
him an enthusiastic welcome on his
arrival at Chester.
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More Trains Moving.

WILL1AMsPoRr, Pa, December o.
Three freight trains were moved east
on the Reading road, to-day. 1t is
understood the men will go to work to-
morrow morning.
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Turkish Minister to France.

CoNsTAETINoPLE, December 26.-Mah-
mould Ajelaleddin, author of the New
Budget scheme for balancing the rev.
enue aud expenditures. has been ap-
pointed Minister to France.
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DANIEL GREENlG

EOR THIRTY-FIvE YEARS IN BUSINESS
in salt Lake City fatters himself that
he has just claim for lions share of
publ" patronage For all kinds OF family
groceries and provisions, homemade Jellies
and fruits, limberger and sap sago cheese
etc call on him at No. ~, Market Row
equare dealing guaranteed.
DANIEL GREENIG.
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THOMPSON, ALLEN g. STEELE

DEAL ESTATE BRoKERs,N NO. 2s2 SOUTH.
IL Main Street, Salt Lake City, tan, p o.
Box 534, have on hand q large list of both
city and acreage property. Correspondence
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Released.

HALIFAX December 25.-McNealiy,
the Saco Bank embezzler, was released
from custody tonight, upon the repre-
sentation of letters OF officials of the
bank
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welcoming Gladstone.

LONDON, December 26.-Large crowds
gathered at all places through which
Gladstone passed. He was received
warmly everywhere.
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DIR. BONANZA b. PRATT

DEsIDEET PHYSICIAN AT THE Desc.
IL ret Hospital, bat still crntinues her
outside practice in Obstetrics Eye and Ear.
etc, as before. Telephone 269.
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It W ont Do.

VIENNA, December % The editor of
ParJamsntGre Vieiswoise has been arrested
for publishing articles in praise OF Rus
gja
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FOR SALE FOR S1s5

AN UPRIGHT PIANO. X oCrAvEs.
a Has been in use four months. Address
P q. box 1913
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REMOVAL.

MRS. DR.. z. B. FERGUSON BEGs To
Ill announce that she has removed nom
her former residence on South Temple
street, to her new house, l21 B Street, where
she VIII be pleased to Lave her friends
and all who may need her prOfessionEI
services call upon her. Telephone 81.
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A Star on Fire,

According to astronomers. one of the
fixed stars has been blotted out of the
armament by the action of FIRE. This
startling event is, however, of less CON
sequence TO any inhabirant on our
planet than the loss of dear friend or
relative by consumption. Whoever is
threatened with such q bereavement
.hould recommend with the most per
sistent earne>tness the use of "Hale's
Honey of bloodhound and Tar" by the
party in peril In every stage of an
obstinate cough, the healing. soothing
curative effect of this new and powerful
agent is stlikingly manifested. Sold by
Druggists everywhere at SO GEMS aud
Sic Buy large size and save money
Pixies Tocthache Drops cure in one
minute.
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bIackenzie an sam Remo.

BERLIN, December 26.-Dr. Mackenzie
as arrived at San Reno.
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A GOO- GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
u work. Apply at 257 East, Second south.
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A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUsEWORK-
n one who can do plain cooking. Apply
at 346 Fourth East street
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THOSE NUIsAEoEs, Rheumatism ant
the Govt. are reieyed by GLENN's Sui,
PHUR SOAP
HUNS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Blacl
or Brown, SOC.
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4 SADDLE HOHSE FOR SALE APPLY
- to City Livery Stables. or to D. L Gilt
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A GOOD GAS ENGINE, CHEAP. APPLY
"A at this Office
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A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HoUsEWoRK
a Inquire of DR.. Z. Is. Ferguson, l21 B
Street.
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.
4 FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HEKAzU
- Rniliipg ADnlv this office
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SPECIAL NOTICE $.

column are: - '---s
Que time, cents per line.
Each subsequent time ~ cents par line.
PAYABLE Nric'ly in advance.
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A COOP MILK COW. INQUIRE at As,
n W., I'd North.
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A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM TO lent.
II 22S f. Third South Suitable for two
gentlemens
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KERsHAw& sTARLEY GL.zIEKs

GLAZING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
" Sausfa"ti guaranteed Price mod
erata Shop at No. co E., first South Street.
salt Lake Civ ~
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TO RENT

uAMJOND TYPE-WRIIeRo 4o-4A
Ill trial. C. Orloo, II, C. NJ. 90. s.. ".
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY, TO EN-
n engage in commercial BUSINESS. Op.
portunlty Tor promotion. Guaranteed salary
and commission. Must be recommended
Address W. & P, HERALD
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nNE OR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRD
~ floor of HERALD building ong lease.
cheap to right party. Very desirable rooms
for studio or class purposes.
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BROWN q nkOnk-
FOR SALE.

A GOOD MILK COW AND CALF. IN
q quire of Young Bros. Co., IS Main
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TWO BRICK HOUSES i o RENT ON MAIN
Il street, SD per month. One on Seventh
south, Sic per month Enquire of John
Waymsn, 679 5. First East Street
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A GOOD GIRL, IN SMALL FAMILY. GOOD
"A wages to fair cook. Apply at 81 ~,
sixth South Street.
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NHEAP, HOUSE OF EIGHT AooMs
~ buttery, clos is, bay window; fine
view, etc. Inquire on the premises, 221 B
Agent.
Smyrna times., 1887-08-03
A railroad President's Revenge.

Mhen zen. Hancock went up to Mount
McGregor to prepare for the burial of Cen
Urant and took possession of the littIe
railroad that runs up from Saratoca 0r
episode occurred which was not down on
inc programme. In his blunt wav Con
hancock had declared the government in
possession Of the railroad and had thereby
considerably wounded the dignity of w
y. Arkell, the president of the road Tbo
general ordered a train to carry him nm
the mountain, stating at the same tine
Ihat ne wished while going I'D to cbonCe
f iils cIIlzen's dress for his generals uni-
form. You can change in the boocooo
car, said young Arkell, ''and will r,7,,
Che engine myself" The little road is NOT
one OF the smoothest. 1t is in fact rou0b
anu uneven. Arkell pulled the throttle
saIVe so wide open that the train was sent
jumping over the track in a lively man.
ner: The general inside the baogSoo cor
could scarcely keep on his feet. He 6n1Iod
ana pulled at the bell rope, but the more
ne pulled the wider ArkelI Opened tho
= throttle When they got to the rnonntsjn
-he general was not half dressed ond yvas
~ y furious rage. Arkell coollv told him
nat Dy the manner in which the bell had
1een pulled he thought the general Ivos
leSlrous OF going faster and that he boJ
my Deen desirOus to accommodate him |
low much of the excuse the general ha.
leVed ne never told.-New York Tribune